They used to be together
They used to be united
They used to come from wells
They used to crank out Victrolas
They used to have class
They used to play at the Big A
They used to sit on top of TVs
They used to turn down their noses
They usually aren't enough, so it's said
They usually aren't hits
They usually attract (not in this puzzle, though)
They usually come with strings attached
They usually don't have laces
They usually don't make the olympics
They usually end 'amen'
They usually end at six
They usually end in "to one"
They usually end up in hot water
They usually go over the wall: Abbr.
They usually have four strings
They usually have higher flash points than kerosene
They usually have lines
They usually have many extras
They usually have seconds
They usually have spines
They usually have strings attached
They usually have two runners
They usually have two runners on
They usually have yellow centers
They usually hit in the middle of the batting order
They usually inspire blessings
They usually involve a lot of extras
They usually involve turns: Abbr.
They usually leave the park
They usually leave two when they're done
They usually listen well
They usually lose at war
They usually make the cut
They usually span many years
They utilize high bands
They vary according to batters' heights
They vary from past to present
They vary with circulation
They vibrate in snorers
They vote first
They wag at parties
They wake you up
They walk back and forth
They walk on two feet
They wander around
They want the most
They want to clear the air, briefly
They want to gain intelligence
They want to know
They want to see the action
They warred with the Iroquois
They was watchin 'Yo! MTV Raps' / What's the ___ on the craps?: Ice Cube
They wear down
They wear fatuous smiles
They wear four stars: Abbr.
They wear pinstripes
They wear pinstripes at home
They wear Star of Life patches
They wear stripes
They wear very little clothing
They weep
They welcome change
They welcome people at the door
They went ___ in a Sieve, they did: Lear
They went ___ way
They went down with the El Faro
They were banned from Wimbledon until 1968
They were behind Gladys Knight
They were behind Tony Orlando
They were big in the 40's
They were big in the Forties
They were big on Clark Gable
They were bound to land
They were bound to the land
They were bred to hunt hares
They were brought down by Olympians
They were cast for Jesus' clothes
They were cast for the clothes of Jesus
They were driven in the Old West
They were elected
They were fashionable in the '60s
They were first issued in Nov. 1936
They were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation
They were frozen on August 15, 1971
they were gay
they were having a rough time
They were here all along
They were here first
They were high in the '60s
They were in Baltimore before Indianapolis
They were in it but didn't win it
They were introduced to Western pop music during the British Invasion
They were invented by 15-year-old Chester Greenwood in the winter of 1873
They were labeled "Breakfast," "Dinner" and "Supper"
They were last seen alive in 1681
They were louses as spouses
They were lowercase L's, on old Underwoods
They were nuts once
They were once "The most trusted name in television"
They were once bills
They were once burned
They were once cloned
They were once completely nuts
They were once hot stuff
They were once promising
They were once slaves
They were once spent in Salerno
They were once the Browns
They were once together
They were out carousing last night
They were painted red in Wonderland
They were picked at Woodstock?
They were picked in the '60s
They were plucked at the Parthenon
they were quite with laughter
They were released from Pandora's box
They were responsible for finding Atlantis?
They were retired in '03
They were seen at Black Power meetings
They were seen at Woodstock
They were spendable in Rome, once
They were spun
They were the Browns before they moved from St. Louis
They were used for many calls
They were used in some ancient Egyptian executions
They were wiped off the map in '91
They were worth $5 each on "What's My Line?"
They weren't enlightened
They whistle and point
They whistle in some kitchens
They whistle while they work
They whiz down snowy hills
They will be missed
They will be themselves, it is said
they will help to cure people
They will help you choose sides
They will see us waving from ___ great heights
They win audiences over bit by bit
They win many gold medals
They wind up on lakes
They withstand a lot of pressure
They won the battle of Hastings
They won't cover your back
They won't get off the ground
They won't get you on the dean's list
They won't give you a hard time
They won't last
They won't take off
They wore blue
they work an 8-hour day
They work as a team
They work at a high rate
They work at the border
They work better when they focus
They work by themselves
They work during strikes
They work for ventriloquists
They work from hands to mouth
They work in beds
They work in columns
They work in ERs
They work in shifts
They work in the pits
They work like a charm
They work on a hill
They work on books
They work on galleys
They work on journals
They work on shoulders
They work on Steinways
They work on the books
They work on the spot
They work the earth
They work to maintain their faculties
They work with feet and meters
They work with figures
They work with many schedules
They work with MDs
They work with pianos
They work with RNs
They work with Schedules Org. with many
They work with the NTSB
They work with their hands
They worked in pools
They worked in Sparta
They worshipped from ___
They would (contraction)
They would have you "Taste The Feeling!"
They would've been next in this puzzle's theme
They wrap their food
They wrap their food well
They wrap things up
They write one-liners
They wrote in Latin
They wrote in runes
They yearn
They, in Calais
They, in Cognac
They, in France
They, in French
They, in Marseille
They, in Marseille Info
They, in Paris
They, in Portugal
They, in Rome
They, in Thiers
They, in Toulon
They, in Toulouse
They, in Tours
They, in Trieste
They, to Merimee
They, to Monet
They, to Thérèse
They, to Thibaudet
They, to Thierry
They, to Thiers
They: Fr.
They: French
They: It.
They'll ambush you if you go in there!
They'll appear in tomorrow's paper
They'll be flowers soon
They'll be mist
They'll bring tears to your eyes
They'll check your bag at the airport, for short
They'll chew you out
They'll come back eventually
They'll cover for you
They'll croak before long
They'll curl your hair
They'll darken your door
They'll debate on Oct. 11, 2012
They'll do for now
They'll do for openers
They'll do you good
They'll float your boat
They'll get into your dinner
They'll get rid of your tears
They'll get under your skin
They'll get you biting responses
They'll get you down
They'll get you going
They'll get you going with the flow
They'll get you high
They'll get you in hot water